AdWeek’s Lauren Reeves is Our New Favorite Ad Babe

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So perhaps you’ve seen her videos already but if you haven’t you should head over to AdWeek and check them out. We’re talking about Lauren Reeves who is a comedian and has been brought in by AdWeek to comment on advertising. In her second outing, Lauren, who’s quite hot herself, comments on brands’ penchant for likening hot women to cars.

Of course, this is nothing new. Women have been draped across the hoods of card before your uncle was sporting a porn mustache in the mid-seventies. But Lauren has a witty way about her and we like her take on the sexification of the automobile.

We’d embed the video here but the stupid Brightcove embed code doesn’t allow you to adjust the video’s width so you can make it fit on your site.

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